Jacques Lacan: Psychoanalysis Reinvented (2001) Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, heir to Sigmund Freud and the English school of analysis, was an eloquent interpreter of the transformations of the Western family, the decline of patriarchy, the contradictions of love, the illusions of the French Revolution, and the logic of madness. This documentary was conceived like a puzzle, in which the biography of Lacan and the concepts he elaborated are skillfully interlocked. It sheds light on the tragic dimension of this great Freudian thinker.
Jacques Lacan: Speaks (1972) For the first and only time, Jacques Lacan consented to be interviewed by a young journalist from the Belgian public broadcasting network RTBF, because it was a program for the general public. Moreover, uncharacteristically, he gave her permission to film his lecture at the prestigious Catholic University of Leuven. This two-part film is a fascinating and spectacular demonstration of the way Jacques Lacan deploys his discourse. He is charming and provocative in front of a large audience, and the next day, during the interview with Françoise Wolff, he reveals another of his innumerable faces.
Actors:
Jacques Lacan, Françoise Wolff
Directors:
Elisabeth Kapnist, Francoise Wolffe
Creators:
Jacques Lacan
Writers:
Françoise Wolff
Aka:
Jacques Lacan: La Psychanalyse Reinventee/Lacan Parle
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